Cheryl slammed by Fathers4Justice as a 'sperm bandit who doesn't care about dads'

Campaign group Fathers4Justice have slammed Cheryl as a 'sperm bandit' who 'doesn't give a toss about dads' in a furious tweet.

They spoke out after Cheryl, 36, admitted she would like to have two more children by sperm donor.

Cheryl, who is already mum to two-year-old son Bear with ex Liam Payne, said she wanted to expand her family and would look for a donor abroad in an interview the Times Magazine over the weekend.

The Fight For This Love singer has since been bombarded with messages of support , however Fathers4Justice took a different view of her pregnancy hopes.

Cheryl has been slammed by Fathers4Justice after saying she would look to a sperm donor to have two more children (Dave Benett/Getty Images)

Fathers4Justice said Cheryl lashed out in a tweet (Twitter)

The campaign group tweeted a picture of Cheryl from their official account and fired: "Sperm bandit Cheryl @CherylOfficial doesn’t give a toss about dads.

"She wants to deny two kids their human RIGHTS to a dad. Matt O’C #HumanRights #F4J #Fathers4Justice #Cheryl."

They followed this up with: "Apart from the human rights issues, she is setting a dangerous example by encouraging women to create a fatherless generation of kids.

"There are already 3m fatherless homes. Serious problem."

The Greatest Dancer judge is already mum to son Bear (Instagram)

Despite the obvious backlash, many of Cheryl's fans defended her in response.

One wrote: "Good on Cheryl wish I’d thought of that, would have saved me so much trouble."

While another said: "I suppose it's better than getting a bloke, having a child, and then cutting the father out of the child's life."

Mirror Online has contacted representatives of Cheryl for comment.

Cheryl split with her last boyfriend Liam Payne shortly after Bear's first birthday (Dave J Hogan/Getty Images)

Cheryl sparked a huge debate after admitting her dreams of having a brother or sister for her son Bear.

"If time was on my side and I was in my 20s, I would wait and consider more options, or wait for somebody I felt was right.

“You could meet somebody and for that year it feels incredible, but there is never a guarantee because there are so many variables that can happen. Life is a funny old game."

Cheryl then added that she would have to choose a donor from "out of town."

"You can get it from abroad.

"Do you imagine some guy from Newcastle saying, ‘That’s my child!’

"There’s a lot to choose from and a lot to think about," she said,